A couple of updates for motorists traveling streets and highways in Harrison.
A signal light that was damaged in a traffic crash at the intersection of Highway 43 and Cottonwood Drive is back in operation. According to a release from the city, a temporary trailer signal light has been installed to replace the knocked down pole with now gives motorist in all four directions a working traffic light.
Also, the next phase of the Crooked Creek Bridge Project has altered the traffic pattern downtown. Central Ave in that area has been narrowed to two lanes. In addition, the signal light at Main Street is off and a stop sign is in place for Main Street Traffic. The city says this configuration will continue until the completion of the Bridge Project.
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